fdeugenio
commented
2 years ago Hi Jacopo and Imaan,
the keyword 'clobber' is replaced by 'overwrite'. So a reasonable substitution* would be:
replace 'clobber=' with 'overwrite='
Cheers,
Francesco
*Assuming you don't use 'clobber' elsewhere in the code!
PS. If you pass keywords as dictionaries, then also replace instances of 'clobber': and "clobber":
On 30/06/2022 11:20, ImaanBontle wrote:
Hi Jacopo,
It appears that 'clobber' has been deprecated from AstroPy v5.1, preventing the computation of summary catalogues.
I am afraid I can't provide a copy of the error message, but it should be relatively easy to reproduce.
I believe the problem lies in the *.writeto() method of astropy.io.fits (see changelog https://docs.astropy.org/en/stable/changelog.html#id4), and that fixing it should be as straightforward as changing "clobber=overwrite" to "overwrite=true", or something to that effect.
I am not sure how backwards-compatible this change is. Rolling back to v5.0 is a temporary fix for now.
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Hi Jacopo,
It appears that 'clobber' has been deprecated from AstroPy v5.1, preventing the computation of summary catalogues.
I am afraid I can't provide a copy of the error message, but it should be relatively easy to reproduce.
I believe the problem lies in the *.writeto() method of astropy.io.fits (see changelog), and that fixing it should be as straightforward as changing "clobber=overwrite" to "overwrite=true", or something to that effect.
I am not sure how backwards-compatible this change is. Rolling back to v5.0 is a temporary fix for now.